Carlos Sainz had one of the most eventful qualifying sessions at the first Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that ended with him facing a lowly P15 start. The Spaniard found himself on top of the timesheet at one stage in Q1, which ended with him berating Pierre Gasly over the Ferrari team radio for blocking him – the AlphaTauri driver was subsequently given an official warning when the duo appeared before the stewards. But Q2 was when things really went downhill for Sainz, who had a spin in Turn 11 where, without even knowing it, he clipped the wall and suffered rear-wing damage. After a quick patch-up job back in the garage, the 27-year-old had one last chance to try and set a time that would...
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